Brothers Food Mart — Local services in New Orleans

My review is torn because the staff are working hard and they do provide basic conveniences. However, this store somehow attracts large groups of drunk people or people who appear homeless and are aggressive. The management of this store should get a grip on crowd control and not let long lines of drunk people gather. If they had a fast lane where one cashier dealt with reasonable people just trying to buy tobacco quickly, it would be more efficient. They get a lot of business because they’re the only place open in that area late and they tolerate disorderly behavior. My fiancé said they have a terrible tampon selection but sell diet pills. I would like the cashiers to spend less time engaging drunk people in conversation and actually ring up the transactions of people just trying to pay for something. I hear their fried chicken is good but I don’t have the patience to wait in line for it while being hit up...

I was not impressed with this chicken operation and would recommend another location if you are able to go. The taste of the crunchy Chicken wasn't too bad, it was just everyday gas station okay.

I was staying in a nearby hotel when I exited the front doors and saw this store across the way. I decided to go get a few pieces of chicken. Upon walking into this corner store, I found there was chicken under the lights. This store is a fully stocked small market. I two pieces of fish with fries and two pieces of dark meat chicken. The worker promptly told me that he had no thighs pieces but he had leg pieces in my box. So, he then tells me I could get a mixed piece box and get a breast piece and the drumstick piece and then charged me much more for their business failure to prepare the chicken pieces. The chicken and the fish was luke warm kinda cold, but the fries were hot and seemed...

If you ever wondered what it’s like to bite into the Sahara Desert, just grab a piece of chicken from Brother’s. I’ve had dry chicken before, but this? This was next-level. One bite and I felt my soul leaving my body in search of a glass of water. I’m talking so dry that even a gallon of sweet tea wouldn’t have saved it.

I’m convinced this chicken was fried in pure disappointment. No moisture, no flavor, just vibes—and not the good kind. If you’re thinking about stopping here, don’t do it. There are so many better places to get good fried chicken in New Orleans, and I break it all down on my YouTube and TikTok, Faith’s Faves.

Want to see the full tragedy unfold? Check out my @faithsfaves videos to witness the driest bite of my life. You’ve been warned.

(Visited in November during my cross-country road trip and finally updating all my travel...